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uninformed question for Allan in NE

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Randy-IA

07-22-2005 21:19:14




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Hi , Is the gleaner you want an A-C ? If so go to the Deike Implement site . They have a L2 , diesel , hydro , grainsaver - $8950 Also a F2 , diesel , Hydro , grainsaver - $4950 ( deikeimplement.com ) Northeast Iowa . That was their listing as of 7/15/05. all units priced 100% field ready acording to their sheet . They also say they can deliver anywhere . Take care ...Randy




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brian 1

07-24-2005 14:19:54




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 Re: uninformed question for Allan in NE in reply to Randy-IA, 07-22-2005 21:19:14  
They are coming out of the woodwork. I just spotted this one in the FB paper. I don't know any details other than what the ad said. Maybe someone near there will know.
1982 L2 Gleaner good shape, Eldridge, IA 563-320-2061



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Allan in NE

07-23-2005 03:30:23




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 Re: uninformed question for Allan in NE in reply to Randy-IA, 07-22-2005 21:19:14  
Thanks Randy,

That's exactly what I want. I'll give 'em a call.

Allan



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Randy-IA

07-23-2005 11:31:00




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 Re: uninformed question for Allan in NE in reply to Allan in NE, 07-23-2005 03:30:23  
Hi Allan , I went to the Deike web site a few minutes ago and they don't have a picture of that L2 :'{ . I saw a gleaner in their shop on thursday when I was in there picking up a skid-steer , but didn't pay much attention to it , then last night I had time to read back through all of last weeks posts and saw yours . I could find time to look at it for you but I don't have any knowledge of combines . What would be the things to pay attention to ? If you went to the site you'll see it has a 130 horse diesel , hillside blower , fresh cly. bars and raddle , 23.1 x 34 tires and a chopper . It's all greek to me except the horsepower ! Let me know ...Randy

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Allan in NE

07-23-2005 03:27:23




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 Re: uninformed question for Allan in NE in reply to Randy-IA, 07-22-2005 21:19:14  
Thanks Randy,

That's exactly what I want. I'll give 'em a call.

Allan



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workhorse

07-23-2005 05:23:14




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 Re: uninformed question for Allan in NE in reply to Allan in NE, 07-23-2005 03:27:23  
Allen, Did you know the gleaner had roots in this area? The Baldwen Brothers had property in the whitney area and made grain augers there. I belive later they started building baldwen combines somewhere in kansas, and somehow they turned into gleaner. I'll bet there is someone on here that knows more on the gleaner history than I. There used to be a building in Crawford that had Baldwen manufacturing painted on the side.

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Allan in NE

07-23-2005 06:28:44




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 Re: uninformed question for Allan in NE in reply to workhorse, 07-23-2005 05:23:14  
Hi Guy,

No Sir, sure didn't know that one. :>(

I've always be partial to the things tho. Never ever another machine made that was so darned easy to work on. Just walk up to 'em and fix tinker with 'em right at eye level and on the outside of the machine. :>)

Allan



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Allan in NE

07-23-2005 06:25:44




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 Re: uninformed question for Allan in NE in reply to workhorse, 07-23-2005 05:23:14  
Hi Guy,

No Sir, sure didn't know that one. :>(

I've always be partial to the things tho. Never ever another machine made that was so darned easy to work on. Just walk up to 'em and fix tinker with 'em right at eye level and on the outside of the machine. :>)

Allan



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